CN106153132B - Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system and method - Google Patents
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The system comprises a transducer I, a transducer II and a processor, wherein the transducer I and the transducer II are respectively arranged on different sides outside a measured pipeline, the working surface of the transducer I is not in contact with the measured pipeline, and Lamb wave signals acquired twice are acquired to acquire the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline according to the changed propagation direction of ultrasonic waves; the invention does not need to open a pipeline, dispenses with a coupling agent, directly reflects the flow velocity, does not need complex machining and field work interruption in the installation process, completely gets rid of the use of the coupling agent, saves the cost of manpower and material resources, improves the accuracy of measurement and ensures that the high-efficiency fluid flow measurement system has important market economic value.
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The invention relates to the field of industrial automatic detection, in particular to a Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system and method.
Background
The ultrasonic flow meter is a meter for measuring the liquid flow in a circular tube by using a speed difference method as a principle. The flow meter adopts a multi-pulse technology, a signal digital processing technology and an error correction technology, so that the flow meter can be more suitable for the environment of an industrial field, and the measurement is more convenient, economic and accurate. The product reaches the advanced level at home and abroad, can be widely applied to the fields of petroleum, chemical engineering, metallurgy, electric power, water supply and drainage and the like, wherein, the clamping type ultrasonic flowmeter has the advantages of portability and reliability, does not need complex machining and process in the installation process, and has no special requirement on the installation position. However, in order to obtain accurate measurement results, it is necessary to enhance the propagation of ultrasonic waves, and therefore a coupling agent is carefully applied between the transducer of the flowmeter and the pipe wall, and air in the gap is excluded to reduce the difference in acoustic impedance. However, in the process of using the coupling agent, the temperature of the field condition and the use time limit need to be selected, and the following problems need to be noted: such as the amount of the applied liquid, whether air bubbles are removed, dust in the environment, and allergic reaction to the liquid by the user, etc., therefore, if the couplant is used properly, a lot of complicated and time-consuming preparation work is needed in the early stage.
Lamb waves refer to waves formed by combining longitudinal waves and transverse waves confined by two parallel surfaces of an object, the waves propagate in the whole object, mass points move in an elliptic orbit, the waves are special waves propagating in a plate-shaped structure, and a traditional clamping type ultrasonic flowmeter generally adopts the longitudinal waves and shear waves. Therefore, applying Lamb waves to an ultrasonic flow meter, more energy can enter the flowing medium. In other words, the resonating wall itself may act as a transducer, constantly projecting energy into the middle fluid. For example, the portable gas flow meter of FLEXIM, germany, employs a Lamb wave transducer, but the device still requires a couplant. Even so, Lamb waves still have much higher transmission efficiency than conventional shear and longitudinal waves due to the resonance of the pipe wall. Accordingly, there is a need to develop a fluid flow measurement system that is non-contact, couplant-free, and efficient.
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In view of the above, the present invention provides a system and a method for non-contact fluid flow measurement based on Lamb waves to solve the above problems.
The Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system comprises a transducer I, a transducer II and a processor, wherein the transducer I and the transducer II are respectively arranged on different sides outside a measured pipeline, and the working surface of the transducer I and the working surface of the transducer II are not in contact with the measured pipeline;
and taking the transducer I as an ultrasonic transmitting end, taking the transducer II as a receiving end, acquiring Lamb wave signals, taking the transducer II as a transmitting end, taking the transducer I as a receiving end, acquiring the Lamb wave signals again, and acquiring the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline by the processor according to the Lamb wave signals acquired twice.
Furthermore, the transducer I emits ultrasonic waves, a first Lamb wave is excited through the pipe wall, leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the pipeline and enters the other pipe wall to excite a second Lamb wave, the transducer II receives a second Lamb wave signal, the transducer II serves as a transmitting end, the transducer I serves as a receiving end, the ultrasonic waves are made to reversely propagate in the pipeline, the Lamb wave signals are obtained again in the process, and the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice.
Further, the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained by the following formula:
wherein, VaIs the average velocity of the fluid, C is the propagation velocity of the ultrasonic wave in the fluid, β is the propagation direction angle of the leakage Lamb wave in the fluid, CgIs the group velocity of Lamb waves in the tube wall, △ t is the time difference under the conditions of countercurrent and concurrent flow, D0Is the diameter of the pipe.
Furthermore, the pointing angles of the transducer I and the transducer II with the pipe wall are respectively 10 degrees to 60 degrees.
Further, the device also comprises an amplifier I and an amplifier II, wherein the amplifier I is connected with the transducer I, and the amplifier II is connected with the transducer II and used for amplifying the received Lamb wave signals.
The invention also provides a Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measuring method, which comprises the steps of respectively arranging the transducer I and the transducer II outside the measured pipeline, respectively arranging the transducer I and the transducer II on different sides of the measured pipeline, enabling the working surface not to be in contact with the measured pipeline,
and taking the transducer I as an ultrasonic transmitting end, taking the transducer II as a receiving end, acquiring Lamb wave signals, taking the transducer II as a transmitting end, taking the transducer I as a receiving end, acquiring the Lamb wave signals again, and acquiring the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline by the processor according to the Lamb wave signals acquired twice.
Furthermore, the transducer I emits ultrasonic waves, a first Lamb wave is excited through the pipe wall, leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the pipeline and enters the other pipe wall to excite a second Lamb wave, the transducer II receives a second Lamb wave signal, the transducer II serves as a transmitting end, the transducer I serves as a receiving end, the ultrasonic waves are made to reversely propagate in the pipeline, the Lamb wave signals are obtained again in the process, and the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice.
Further, the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained by the following formula:
wherein, VaIs the average velocity of the fluid, C is the propagation velocity of the ultrasonic wave in the fluid, β is the propagation direction angle of the leakage Lamb wave in the fluid, CgIs the group velocity of Lamb waves in the tube wall, △ t is the time difference under the conditions of countercurrent and concurrent flow, D0Is the diameter of the pipe.
Furthermore, the pointing angles of the transducer I and the transducer II with the pipe wall are respectively 10 degrees to 60 degrees.
Further, the device also comprises an amplifier I and an amplifier II, wherein the amplifier I is connected with the transducer I, and the amplifier II is connected with the transducer II and used for amplifying the received Lamb wave signals.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system disclosed by the invention has the advantages that a pipeline does not need to be opened, a couplant is omitted, the flow velocity is directly reflected, the installation process does not need complicated mechanical processing and field work interruption, the use of the couplant is completely avoided, more energy is projected to fluid by utilizing the pipe wall resonance characteristic of Lamb waves, the signal intensity is improved, the Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system can be used in a high-temperature environment which is difficult to apply to a traditional ultrasonic flowmeter, and effective technical support is conveniently provided for rear-end industrial internet and industrial production optimization.
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fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principle of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the measurement signal delay principle under the countercurrent condition of the invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the measurement signal delay principle under the forward flow condition of the present invention.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the following figures and examples: FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principles of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the measurement signal delay principle under the countercurrent condition according to the present invention; fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the measurement signal delay principle under the forward flow condition of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, the Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measurement system in this embodiment includes a transducer i 1, a transducer ii 2 and a processor, where the transducer i 1 and the transducer ii 2 are respectively disposed on different sides of the outside of the measured pipe, and the working surface is not in contact with the measured pipe, the working surface refers to the surface of the transmitting end or the receiving end of the transducer, the transducer i 1 is used as the ultrasonic transmitting end, the transducer ii 2 is used as the receiving end to obtain Lamb wave signals, the transducer ii 2 is used as the transmitting end, the transducer i 1 is used as the receiving end to obtain Lamb wave signals again, the processor obtains the flow velocity of fluid in the pipe according to the twice obtained Lamb wave signals, and since the propagation attenuation of Lamb waves is small, the position between transducers is not limited in this embodiment, a person skilled in the art can know and select a suitable position in an actual measurement process to perform measurement, and will not be described in detail herein.
In this embodiment, during measurement, the working state of the transducer is divided into two steps, and the signal time difference of the ultrasonic wave under the backward flow and the forward flow is obtained by changing the transceiving mode, so as to calculate the flow rate. The transducer direct mount is in the different side of being surveyed the pipeline, and the working surface contactless pipeline of transducer, and the directive angle does not do the special requirement, all can between 10 degrees to 60 degrees, and the directive angle in this embodiment indicates the contained angle between transducer transmitting terminal and the pipeline radial direction, has decided the incident angle of ultrasonic wave, need not to carry out special processing to the pipeline in addition, only needs simple cleaning process. When the measuring system works, the transducer emits ultrasonic waves in sequence to obtain the forward and backward flow time difference after the action of the fluid, and then the average flow speed is obtained according to a calculation formula of the average flow speed on the time difference.
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the transducer I1 releases a beam of ultrasonic waves to excite a first Lamb wave in the pipe wall 3, and the leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the middle of the pipeline and enters the pipe wall 4; subsequently, a second Lamb wave is excited in the pipe wall 4 and releases energy to the adjacent air, and a nearby transducer II 2 senses the signal of the second Lamb wave; compared with the condition of no flow velocity, due to the action of the fluid, the ultrasonic field in the pipeline can shift, so that the excitation position of the second Lamb wave in the vicinity of the signal receiving end, namely the pipe wall 4, can change, therefore, the propagation path of the Lamb wave signal in the pipe wall 4 changes immediately, and finally the received signal changes relative to the received signal in the condition of no flow velocity.
As shown in fig. 2, taking the counter-flow as an example, it can be seen that under the action of the fluid, the ultrasonic field 9 under the counter-flow condition is greatly different from the ultrasonic field 8 under the no-flow condition, which further causes the change of the Lamb wave excitation position in the tube wall near the receiving end.
In the same way, the transmitting and receiving modes of the transducer are changed, the propagation directions of the ultrasonic waves are opposite, and the time of the opposite change is obtained.
As shown in fig. 3, taking forward flow as an example, it can be seen that under the action of the fluid, the ultrasonic field 10 under the forward flow condition is also greatly different from the ultrasonic field 8 under the no-flow condition, which further causes the change of the Lamb wave excitation position in the tube wall near the receiving end.
Finally, the signals received by the transducer twice are subjected to signal amplification processing through an amplifier I5 and an amplifier II 6, and then are sent to a processor 7, and the processor 7 calculates the average flow velocity according to a calculation formula.
The average flow velocity is calculated according to the following excitation position offsets under the conditions of countercurrent and concurrent flow:
thus, the time difference under countercurrent, cocurrent conditions is:
in the formula, tupAnd tdownRepresenting total acoustic propagation time, Δ x, in counter-current and downstream, respectivelyupAnd Δ xdownRepresenting the excitation position offset of the Lamb wave under the action of countercurrent and cocurrent respectively, C is the propagation speed of the ultrasonic wave in the fluid and is determined by looking up the property of the fluid, β is the propagation direction angle of the leakage Lamb wave in the fluid, namely the refraction angle of the Lamb wave from the pipe wall to the fluid, CgIs the group velocity of Lamb waves in the tube wall, β and CgDetermined by excitation signal frequency and wall material look-up, VaIs the average velocity of the fluid, D0Is the diameter of the pipe. .
Therefore, the expression of the average flow rate with respect to the time difference:
correspondingly, the embodiment also provides a Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measuring method, which comprises the steps of respectively arranging a transducer I and a transducer II outside a measured pipeline, respectively arranging the transducer I and the transducer II on different sides of the measured pipeline, enabling the working surface not to be in contact with the measured pipeline,
and taking the transducer I as an ultrasonic transmitting end, taking the transducer II as a receiving end, acquiring Lamb wave signals, taking the transducer II as a transmitting end, taking the transducer I as a receiving end, acquiring the Lamb wave signals again, and acquiring the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline by the processor according to the Lamb wave signals acquired twice.
The first Lamb wave is excited through the pipe wall by the ultrasonic wave emitted by the transducer I, the leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the pipeline and enters the other pipe wall to excite the second Lamb wave, the second Lamb wave signal is received by the transducer II, the transducer II is used as a transmitting end, the transducer I is used as a receiving end, the ultrasonic wave is reversely propagated in the pipeline, the Lamb wave signal is obtained again in the process, and the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice. The average flow rate is obtained according to equation (4). The transducer is directly installed on the different side of the pipeline to be measured, the working surface of the transducer does not contact with the pipeline, the pointing angle does not have special requirements and can be between 10 degrees and 60 degrees, special processing is not needed to be carried out on the pipeline, and only simple cleaning treatment is needed. In this embodiment, a non-contact mode is adopted between the transducer and the pipeline to be measured, a couplant is not needed, a large amount of complicated and time-consuming preparation work in the early stage of test work is avoided, the manpower and physical cost are saved, the measurement accuracy is improved, and the efficient fluid flow measurement system in the embodiment has important market economic value.
Finally, the above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention and not for limiting, although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that modifications or equivalent substitutions may be made to the technical solutions of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the present invention, and all of them should be covered in the claims of the present invention.
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1. A non-contact fluid flow measurement system based on Lamb waves is characterized in that: the device comprises a transducer I, a transducer II and a processor, wherein the transducer I and the transducer II are respectively arranged on different sides outside a measured pipeline, and the working surfaces of the transducer I and the transducer II are not in contact with the measured pipeline;
the transducer I is used as an ultrasonic transmitting end, the transducer II is used as a receiving end to obtain Lamb wave signals, the transducer II is used as a transmitting end, the transducer I is used as a receiving end to obtain the Lamb wave signals again, and the processor obtains the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice;
the energy converter I emits ultrasonic waves, a first Lamb wave is excited through the pipe wall, leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the pipeline and enters the other pipe wall to excite a second Lamb wave, the energy converter II receives a second Lamb wave signal and serves as a transmitting end, the energy converter I serves as a receiving end, the ultrasonic waves are reversely transmitted in the pipeline, the Lamb wave signals are obtained again in the process, and the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice;
the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained by the following formula:
wherein, VaIs the average velocity of the fluid, C is the propagation velocity of the ultrasonic wave in the fluid, β is the propagation direction angle of the leakage Lamb wave in the fluid, CgIs the group velocity of Lamb waves in the tube wall, Δ t is the time difference under the conditions of upstream and downstream, D0The diameter of the pipe;
the pointing angles of the transducer I and the transducer II with the pipe wall are respectively 10 degrees to 60 degrees;
the amplifier I is connected with the transducer I, and the amplifier II is connected with the transducer II and used for amplifying received Lamb wave signals.
2. A Lamb wave-based non-contact fluid flow measuring method is characterized in that: comprises an energy transducer I and an energy transducer II which are respectively arranged outside a measured pipeline, the energy transducer I and the energy transducer II are respectively arranged on different sides of the measured pipeline, the working surface of the energy transducer I and the energy transducer II is not contacted with the measured pipeline,
the transducer I is used as an ultrasonic transmitting end, the transducer II is used as a receiving end to obtain Lamb wave signals, the transducer II is used as a transmitting end, the transducer I is used as a receiving end to obtain the Lamb wave signals again, and the processor obtains the flow velocity of fluid flow in the pipeline according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice;
the energy converter I emits ultrasonic waves, a first Lamb wave is excited through the pipe wall, leakage energy of the first Lamb wave penetrates through fluid in the pipeline and enters the other pipe wall to excite a second Lamb wave, the energy converter II receives a second Lamb wave signal and serves as a transmitting end, the energy converter I serves as a receiving end, the ultrasonic waves are reversely transmitted in the pipeline, the Lamb wave signals are obtained again in the process, and the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained according to the Lamb wave signals obtained twice;
the average flow velocity of the fluid flow in the pipeline is obtained by the following formula:
wherein, VaIs the average velocity of the fluid, C is the propagation velocity of the ultrasonic wave in the fluid, β is the propagation direction angle of the leakage Lamb wave in the fluid, CgIs the group velocity of Lamb waves in the tube wall, Δ t is the time difference under the conditions of upstream and downstream, D0The diameter of the pipe;
the pointing angles of the transducer I and the transducer II with the pipe wall are respectively 10 degrees to 60 degrees;
the amplifier I is connected with the transducer I, and the amplifier II is connected with the transducer II and used for amplifying received Lamb wave signals.
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